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Skylink is seeking a Linux Programmer / VM & System Administrator to strengthen its ISP data centre operations in Coimbatore. You will manage Linux-based services, virtualized infrastructure, and ensure reliable, secure platforms for internal and customer-facing applications.
Requires 2–3 years of Linux experience, hands-on with KVM/Proxmox/VMware, scripting (Bash/Python), and a solid understanding of networking. Join a growing telecom team building dependable infrastructure across regions.
Skylink is at the forefront of India’s digital evolution, connecting people and organizations with dependable, modern telecom solutions.
We deliver broadband, IPTV, and enterprise connectivity that support the way India works, learns, and communicates.
Our network is built for consistent, real-world performance, ensuring uninterrupted digital experiences for homes, stable and secure connectivity for businesses, and scalable, high-capacity solutions through our own data center infrastructure.
As we expand across regions, Skylink remains committed to thoughtful innovation and dependable service. Every solution we build is shaped by real customer needs, whether it is supporting households, enabling business growth, or strengthening critical infrastructure across communities.
Skylink is evolving with the needs of a rapidly digitizing nation, and our work reflects that momentum. We value people who care about building reliable technology and improving everyday connectivity. If you’re looking to contribute to meaningful, long-term infrastructure, Skylink offers a place to do work that stands up to real-world use.
(2–3 Years Experience)
engine room of an ISP and its Data Centre operations. If you’ve spent a couple of years wrangling Linux systems, building and maintaining virtualized environments, and keeping data centre platforms steady under pressure, you’ll feel right at home. Candidates with prior Data Centre Management experience and strong Linux exposure will be given preference.